Major Work Activity C – Installs and Maintains Wiring Systems

Task C-16 Installs and maintains raceways, cables, conductors and enclosures

Task Descriptor

Raceways contain and protect conductors and cables. Enclosures may be used to access and terminate the content of the raceway, and to facilitate the installation of conductors and the interconnection of components. Raceways and cables are installed in various environments. Industrial electricians install, and maintain raceways, cables and conductors.

It is understood that conduits and tubing are raceways, however for the purpose of this standard, raceways are separated from conduits and tubing to identify the different skills needed to install and maintain them.

For the purpose of this standard, “install” includes both new installations and upgrading of systems by removing and replacing components.

For the purpose of this standard, “maintain” includes inspection, preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing activities.

C-16.01 Installs conductors and cables

Essential Skills

Thinking, Numeracy, Document Use

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-16.01.01P	determine *installation requirements* and select conductors and cables, and *components*	size, type and number of conductors, cables and *components* are selected, identified and colour-coded according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.01.02P	measure and cut conductors and cables	cables and conductors are measured and cut to allow for final routing and sufficient length for terminations according to CEC requirements
C-16.01.03P	install conductors, cables and *components*	conductors, cables and *components* are installed according to CEC requirements, drawings, specifications and AHJ
C-16.01.04P	assemble *components*	*components* are assembled and installed according to CEC requirements, drawings, specifications and AHJ
C-16.01.05P	prepare conductors and cables for termination	conductors and cables are cleaned and prepared for termination according to CEC requirements, drawings, specifications and AHJ
C-16.01.06P	terminate conductors and cables	conductors and cables are terminated according to CEC requirements, drawings, specifications and AHJ
C-16.01.07P	complete documentation to reflect changes to new and updated installations	all changes are documented in the documentation
C-16.01.08P	determine requirements for removal of existing conductors and cables and *components*	removal requirements are determined according to company and client requirements and considering the impact the removal will have on the facility
C-16.01.09P	label conductors and corresponding terminals	conductors and corresponding terminals are labelled to ensure installation meets requirements and documentation according to manufacturers’ and company specifications
C-16.01.10P	remove conductors, cables, and *components* and update documentation	conductors, cables, and *components* are removed according to electrical specifications and AHJ and remaining installations are supported and terminated and left in a safe and secure state according to CEC requirements

Range of Variables

installation requirements include: purpose of the cable or conductor, tools and equipment required for installation, installation environment in locations such as hazardous, wet, underground (direct buried or in raceway), outdoor, classes, divisions, categories and zones

components include: mechanical fittings, compression fittings, supports, straps, connectors, hangers, heat shrink, anti-oxidant compounds, non-ferrous and/or non-conductive plates, and connectors

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-16.01.01L	demonstrate knowledge of types of conductors, cables and their associated *components*	identify terminology associated with conductors, cables and their associated *components*
		identify types of conductors, cables and *components* and describe their characteristics and applications
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to conductors and cables
		interpret information pertaining to conductors and cables found on drawings and specifications
C-16.01.02L	demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to remove and install conductors, cables and their associated *components*	identify the considerations and requirements for selecting conductors, cables and their associated *components*
		describe the procedures used to remove conductors, cables and their associated *components*
		describe the procedures used to prepare and install conductors, cables and their associated *components*
		describe the procedures used to terminate conductors and cables
		identify the considerations and requirements for removal of conductors, cables and their associated *components*

Range of Variables

components include: mechanical fittings, compression fittings, supports, straps, connectors, hangers, heat shrink, anti-oxidant compound

C-16.02 Maintains conductors and cables

Essential Skills

Digital Technology, Reading, Document Use

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-16.02.01P	obtain description of fault from user	fault issues and information are collected and documented
C-16.02.02P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* and document results	*diagnostic and test equipment* is used to determine state of conductors and cables, and test results are documented
C-16.02.03P	troubleshoot to determine type and location of fault based on *field assessment*	type and location of fault is identified
C-16.02.04P	repair or replace faulty *component*	faulty *component* is repaired or replaced and tested, and system is returned to original condition
C-16.02.05P	label repaired conductors and corresponding terminals	conductors and corresponding terminals are labelled to ensure repair meets requirements and documentation and according to manufacturers’ and company specifications
C-16.02.06P	re-torque terminations and test conductors for excessive heating	terminations are re-torqued according to manufacturers’ specifications and documentation of torquing and test results is completed

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections, hi-pot test

diagnostic and test equipment includes: megohmeters, multimeters, thermographic imaging devices, cable locators, hi-pot testers

components include: mechanical fittings, compression fittings, supports, straps, connectors, hangers, heat shrink, anti-oxidant compounds

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-16.02.01L	demonstrate knowledge of the different types of conductors, cables and their associated components	identify environmental conditions, hazards, incidents, situations and inside/outside conditions that can cause faults in specific types of conductors, cables and their associated components
		interpret information pertaining to conductors and cables found on manufacturers’ specifications and previous records
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to conductors and cables
C-16.02.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures to maintain conductors, cables and their associated components	identify the *considerations* when maintaining conductors, cables and their associated components
		describe the *procedures* to maintain conductors, cables and their associated components

Range of Variables

considerations include: integrity of the insulation, tightness of the terminations, odours, colour, physical protection, supports, movement due to temperature or vibration

procedures include: thermographic surveys, multimeter testing, megohmmeter testing (resistance testing), hi-pot testing, sensory testing (visual, smell and touch)

C-16.03 Installs conduit, tubing and fittings

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Thinking, Working with Others

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-16.03.01P	determine *installation requirements* and select conduit, tubing and fittings	size and *type* of conduit, tubing and fittings are selected according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.03.02P	determine routing of conduit and tubing	routing of the conduit and tubing is practical for the application and takes into consideration other trades and according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.03.03P	measure, cut, thread and bend conduit and tubing	conduit and tubing are measured, cut, threaded and bent to meet the requirements of the routing according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.03.04P	assemble, position, mount and support conduit, tubing and fittings	conduit, tubing and fittings are assembled, positioned, mounted and supported without damage to meet the requirements of the application and, according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.03.05P	determine requirements for removal of existing conduit, tubing and fittings	removal requirements are determined according to company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-16.03.06P	remove conduit, tubing and fittings and update documentation	conduit, tubing and fittings are removed and remaining installations are supported and terminated according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications

Range of Variables

installation requirements include: purpose of the conduit, tubing and fitting, tools and equipment required for installation, installation environment in locations such as hazardous, wet, underground, outdoor, classes, divisions, categories and zones, combustible and non-combustible installations

types include: rigid metal, rigid Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC), electrical metallic tubing (EMT), liquid-tight flex, coated rigid, non-metallic flex

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-16.03.01L	demonstrate knowledge of types of conduit, tubing and *fittings, their components* and applications	identify types of conduit, tubing, *fittings and components* and describe their characteristics, applications and limitations
		identify *tools and equipment* related to conduit, tubing and fittings and describe their applications and procedures for use
		interpret information pertaining to conduit, tubing and fittings found on drawings and specifications
		interpret codes and regulations pertaining to conduit, tubing, *fittings and components*
C-16.03.02L	demonstrate knowledge of procedures to remove and install conduit, tubing, *fittings and components*	describe the procedures used to cut, thread (if applicable) and bend conduit and tubing
		describe the procedures used to install and support conduit and tubing, *fittings and components*
		identify the considerations and requirements for removal of conduit, tubing and *fittings and components*
		describe the procedures used for the removal of conduit and tubing, *fittings and components*
		interpret codes and regulations pertaining to conduit, tubing, *fittings and components*
		identify considerations of other trades within the same project

Range of Variables

fittings and components include: mechanical fittings, rain-tight fittings, EYS, supports, straps, connectors, couplings, reducers, bushings, LB, LR, LL, Tee, close nipple, chase nipple, terminal adapters, offset, 90 degrees, 45 degrees, long and short sweeps, PVC cement, expansion joints, lock nuts, unions

tools and equipment include: PVC benders, heat guns, pipe benders, pipe threading machines, power pipe benders, equipment for specialized conduit systems

C-16.04 Installs raceways

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Thinking, Working with Others

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-16.04.01P	determine *installation requirements* and select raceways	size and type of *raceway* are selected according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.04.02P	determine routing of *raceway*	routing of the *raceway* is practical for the application and takes into consideration other trades and CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.04.03P	measure and cut *raceways,* and select fittings	*raceways* are measured and cut and fittings are selected to meet the requirements of the routing according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.04.04P	assemble *raceways* and fittings into position and mount and support *raceways*	*raceways* and fittings are assembled into position and *raceways* are mounted and supported without damage to meet the requirements of the application and according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.04.05P	determine requirements for removal of existing *raceways* if applicable when performing an upgrade	removal requirements are determined according to company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-16.04.06P	remove *raceways* and their *components* and update documentation	*raceways* and their *components* are removed according to electrical specifications and remaining installations are supported and terminated according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications

Range of Variables

installation requirements include: purpose of the raceway, equipment required for installation, installation environment in locations such as hazardous, wet, outdoor, classes, divisions, categories and zones

raceways include: cable tray, ladder tray, wire trays, underfloor raceways, busways, cellular raceways, surface raceways

raceways do not include: conduit and tubing as these are covered in sub-task 16.03

raceway components include: fittings (couplings and connectors), supports, expansion joints

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-16.04.01L	demonstrate knowledge of types of *raceways* and their *components*	identify types of *raceways* and *components*, and describe their characteristics, applications and limitations
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to *raceways*
		interpret information pertaining to *raceways* found on drawings and specifications
C-16.04.02L	demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to remove and install and support *raceways*	identify the considerations and requirements for selecting *raceways* and their *components*
		describe the procedures used to install and support *raceways* and their *components*
		identify the considerations and requirements for removal of *raceways* and their *components*
		describe the procedures used to remove *raceways* and their *components*
		identify considerations of other trades within the same project

Range of Variables

raceways, in this sub-task include: cable tray, ladder tray, wire trays, underfloor raceways, busways, cellular raceways, surface raceways

raceways in this sub-task, do not include: conduit and tubing as these are covered in sub-task 16.03

raceway components include: fittings (couplings and connectors), supports, expansion joints

C-16.05 Installs boxes and enclosures

Essential Skills

Thinking, Numeracy, Document Use

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-16.05.01P	determine *installation requirements* and select boxes and *enclosures*	size and type of boxes and *enclosures* are selected according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.05.02P	determine installation location for boxes and *enclosures*	location for the box and *enclosures* is practical for the application and takes into consideration other trades according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.05.03P	position and mount boxes and *enclosures*	boxes and *enclosures* are positioned and mounted without damage to meet the requirements of the application and according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications
C-16.05.04P	determine requirements for removal of existing boxes and *enclosures*	removal requirements are determined according to company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-16.05.05P	remove boxes and *enclosures* and update documentation	boxes and *enclosures* are removed and remaining installations are supported and terminated according to CEC requirements, AHJ, drawings and specifications

Range of Variables

installation requirements include: purpose of the box or enclosure, equipment required for installation, installation environment in locations such as hazardous, wet, indoor/outdoor, classes, divisions, categories and zones

enclosures do not include: enclosure types for specific electrical equipment such as rotating equipment, transformers, panel boards, motor starters and other fixed equipment

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-16.05.01L	demonstrate knowledge of boxes and *enclosures*	identify types of boxes and *enclosures* and describe their characteristics, applications and limitations
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to boxes and *enclosures*
		interpret information pertaining to boxes and *enclosures* found on drawings and specifications
C-16.05.02L	demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to remove, install and support boxes and *enclosures*	identify the *considerations* and requirements for selecting boxes and *enclosures*
		describe the procedures used to determine placement and to mount boxes and *enclosures*
		identify the *considerations* and requirements for removal of boxes and *enclosures*
		describe the procedures used to remove boxes and *enclosures*
		identify *considerations* of other trades within the same project

Range of Variables

considerations include: materials, volume, dimensions, positioning, environment, accessibility, size of raceway or cable entering the box or enclosure, CSA types, Ingress Protection (IP) types

enclosures do not include: enclosure types for specific electrical equipment such as rotating equipment, transformers, panel boards, motor starters and other fixed equipment

C-16.06 Maintains conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures

Essential Skills

Reading, Document Use, Oral Communication

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-16.06.01P	conduct *inspection* of conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes, enclosures and associated *components* and document results	*inspection* is completed and documented
C-16.06.02P	clean conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes, enclosures and associated *components*	*components* are cleaned according to housekeeping standards and AHJ requirements
C-16.06.03P	locate and determine type of fault based on *inspection*	type and location of fault is identified
C-16.06.04P	repair or replace damaged conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes, enclosures and associated *components*	damaged *component* is repaired or replaced according to CEC and AHJ requirements
C-16.06.05P	tighten or adjust loose *components*	*components* are tightened or adjusted according to CEC and AHJ requirements

Range of Variables

inspections include: visual (internal and external) and physical inspections

components include: supports, expansion joints, straps, connectors, couplings, screws, bolts

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-16.06.01L	demonstrate knowledge of the types of conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*	identify environmental conditions, hazards, incidents, situations and inside/outside conditions that can cause damage in specific types of conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*
C-16.06.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures to maintain conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*	identify the *considerations* when maintaining conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*
		describe the procedures to repair or replace conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*
		describe the procedures to tighten or adjust conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*
		describe the *procedures* to clean conduit, tubing, fittings, raceways, boxes and enclosures and their associated *components*

Range of Variables

considerations include: corrosion, condition of supports, tightness and presence of mounting screws, tightness of locknuts, physical damage, cleanliness

components include: supports, expansion joints, straps, connectors, couplings, screws, bolts, locknuts

Task C-17 Installs and maintains branch circuitry and devices

Task Descriptor

Various devices and luminaires are installed to meet the power and lighting requirements of the end user. Branch circuitry components are installed in a manner which makes the power safe and convenient to use. Lighting systems are used to illuminate specified areas according to consumer needs. Lighting controls operate light functions, adjust lighting levels and optimize efficiency. Industrial electricians install and maintain branch circuitry.

For the purpose of this standard, “install” includes both new installations and upgrading of systems by removing and replacing components.

For the purpose of this standard, “maintain” includes inspection, preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing activities.

C-17.01 Installs luminaires

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Thinking, Document Use

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-17.01.01P	determine type of *luminaire* and *installation requirements*	size and type of *luminaire* are selected for the application and according to drawings, specifications, and company, client and CEC requirements
C-17.01.02P	calculate branch circuit requirements	calculations are completed based on the voltage and amperage requirements and according to CEC requirements
C-17.01.03P	determine installation location for *luminaire*	*luminaire* locations are determined according to drawings, specifications, company and client requirements, codes and the design criteria for the luminaire
C-17.01.04P	select branch circuit wiring	branch circuit wiring is selected according to drawings, specifications, and CEC requirements
C-17.01.05P	mount *luminaire*	*luminaire* is mounted and supported according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements, other codes, and company and client requirements
C-17.01.06P	install branch circuit wiring	branch circuit wiring is installed and identified according to drawings, specifications and CEC requirements without damage to insulation and without stress
C-17.01.07P	terminate conductors	conductors and cables are terminated using connectors according to manufacturers' specifications and CEC requirements
C-17.01.08P	test for required operation	operation is confirmed by testing operation and lighting levels
C-17.01.09P	evaluate test results	test results are evaluated using previous results, manufacturers’ specifications and commissioning documentation
C-17.01.10P	determine requirements for removal of *luminaires*	removal requirements are determined according to company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-17.01.11P	remove existing *luminaires*	*luminaires* are removed and remaining installations are left in a safe condition according to CEC and AHJ requirements and company specifications
C-17.01.12P	update documentation	documentation is completed to reflect changes
C-17.01.13P	dispose of lamps and ballasts	lamps and ballasts are disposed of according to jurisdictional and federal legislation, and waste disposal requirements

Range of Variables

luminaires include: high intensity discharge (HID), light emitting diode (LED), incandescent, fluorescent, lighting standards

installation requirements include: purpose of the luminaire, equipment required for installation, lighting controls, seismic requirements, installation environment in locations such as hazardous, wet, indoor/outdoor, classes, divisions, categories and zones

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-17.01.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *luminaires*, their applications and operation	identify types of *luminaires* and describe their applications and operation
		identify *luminaires* components and describe their characteristics and applications
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to *luminaires*
		interpret information pertaining to *luminaires* found on drawings and specifications
C-17.01.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to remove, install, dispose of and support *luminaires*	identify the considerations and requirements for the removal of *luminaires* and their components
		identify the considerations and requirements for selecting *luminaires* and their components
		describe the procedures to remove *luminaires* and their components
		describe the procedures to retrofit *luminaires* and their components
		describe the procedures used to install and support *luminaires* and their components
		describe the procedures used to perform tests related to *luminaires*
		describe the procedures for disposal of *luminaires* and their components

Range of Variables

luminaires include: HID, LED, incandescent, fluorescent, lighting standards

C-17.02 Maintains luminaires

Essential Skills

Document Use, Thinking, Reading

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-17.02.01P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* based on user observation or complaint	source of malfunction is identified based on inspection and *diagnostic and test equipment* results
C-17.02.02P	identify and remove defective components of branch circuitry and *luminaires*	defective components are removed without damage to system or other components
C-17.02.03P	select replacement components	replacement components are selected to match the existing application
C-17.02.04P	install replacement components	components are installed with minimal disruptions and interruptions
C-17.02.05P	conduct tests of branch circuitry and *luminaire* after repair	branch circuitry and *luminaire* is functional and connected according to manufacturers’ specifications and codes
C-17.02.06P	update documentation	documentation is completed to reflect changes

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections

diagnostic and test equipment includes: multimeters, thermographic imaging devices, fluorescent light tester, lumen meters

luminaires include: HID, LED, incandescent, fluorescent, lighting standards

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-17.02.01L	demonstrate knowledge of branch circuitry and *luminaire* components	identify types of branch circuitry and components of the *luminaires* and describe their applications and operation
C-17.02.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to maintain branch circuitry and *luminaire* components	describe the procedures used to maintain branch circuitry and *luminaire* components

Range of Variables

luminaires include: HID, LED, incandescent, fluorescent, lighting standards

C-17.03 Installs wiring devices

Essential Skills

Thinking, Numeracy, Document Use

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-17.03.01P	determine type of *wiring devices* required and the associated *installation requirements*	size and type of *wiring devices* are selected for the application and according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and company requirements
C-17.03.02P	determine installation location for *wiring devices*	*wiring devices* locations are determined considering drawings and specifications and CEC, company and client requirements
C-17.03.03P	select *wiring device*	*wiring device* is selected according to drawings and specifications, and CEC requirements
C-17.03.04P	install wiring	wiring is installed and identified according to drawings, specifications and CEC requirements without damage to insulation and without stress
C-17.03.05P	mount *wiring devices*	*wiring devices* are mounted according to manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-17.03.06P	terminate conductors	conductors and cables are terminated using connectors according to manufacturers' specifications and CEC requirements
C-17.03.07P	test for required operation	operation is confirmed by testing the circuit for specified voltage and phasing
C-17.03.08P	select and install cover plate	cover plate is selected and installed to the industry standards and codes
C-17.03.09P	determine requirements for removal of *wiring devices*	removal requirements are determined according to company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-17.03.10P	remove existing *wiring devices*	*wiring devices* are removed and remaining installations are left in a safe condition according to CEC and AHJ requirements
C-17.03.11P	update documentation	documentation is completed to reflect changes

Range of Variables

wiring devices include: switches, timers, sensors, relays, controllers, disconnects, power outlets, receptacles

installation requirements include: purpose of the wiring device, equipment required for installation, device controls, seismic requirements, installation environment in locations such as hazardous, wet, indoor/outdoor, classes, divisions, categories and zones

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-17.03.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *wiring devices*, their applications and operation	identify types of *wiring devices* and describe their applications and operation
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to *wiring devices*
		interpret information pertaining to *wiring devices* found on drawings and specifications
C-17.03.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to remove and install *wiring devices*	identify the considerations and requirements for the removal of *wiring devices*
		identify the considerations and requirements for selecting *wiring devices*
		describe the procedures to install and remove *wiring devices*

Range of Variables

wiring devices include: switches, timers, sensors, relays, controllers, disconnects, power outlets, receptacles

C-17.04 Maintains wiring devices

Essential Skills

Document Use, Thinking, Reading

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-17.04.01P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* based on user complaints	source of malfunction is identified based on inspection and *diagnostic and test equipment* results
C-17.04.02P	identify and remove defective components of branch circuitry and *wiring devices*	defective component is removed without damage to system or other components
C-17.04.03P	select replacement components	replacement components match the existing application
C-17.04.04P	install replacement components	components are installed with minimal disruptions and interruptions
C-17.04.05P	conduct tests of branch circuitry and *wiring devices* after repair	branch circuitry and *wiring devices* are functional and connected according to manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-17.04.06P	update documentation	documentation is completed to reflect changes

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections

diagnostic and test equipment includes: multimeters, thermographic imaging devices

wiring devices include: switches, timers, sensors, relays, controllers, disconnects, power outlets, receptacles

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-17.04.01L	demonstrate knowledge of branch circuitry and wiring device components	identify types of branch circuitry and wiring device components and describe their applications and operation
C-17.04.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to maintain branch circuitry and wiring device components	describe the procedures used to maintain branch circuitry and wiring device components

Task C-18 Installs and maintains heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) electrical components

Task Descriptor

Heating, ventilation and cooling systems (in this task, that is, systems where electricity is not the sole source of energy) are typically installed by other trades, but are electrically connected by industrial electricians. Industrial electricians connect power to HVAC systems, HVAC associated equipment and controls. They also install HVAC system controls as well as repair or replace HVAC components, controls and associated equipment.

For the purpose of this standard, “install” includes both new installations and upgrading of systems by removing and replacing components.

For the purpose of this standard, “maintain” includes inspections, preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing activities.

C-18.01 Connects power to HVAC systems and associated equipment

Essential Skills

Reading, Working with Others, Oral Communication

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-18.01.01P	determine connected load requirements for the *HVAC systems and associated equipment*	connected load requirements are determined by interpreting nameplate ratings, drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-18.01.02P	select feeder and/or branch circuit wiring, disconnect means and overcurrent protection for the *HVAC systems and associated equipment*	feeders and/or branch circuit wiring, disconnect means and overcurrent protection are selected according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-18.01.03P	install feeder and/or branch circuit wiring, disconnect means and overcurrent protection for the *HVAC systems and associated equipment*	feeders and/or branch circuit wiring conductors are installed without damage to insulation, without stress and the circuit conductors are identified, selected and installed according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-18.01.04P	terminate conductors	cables and conductors are terminated and torqued according to drawings, manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-18.01.05P	test operation	operation is verified by testing the circuit for specified voltage, amperage and rotation according to AHJ
C-18.01.06P	update documentation	documentation is updated to reflect changes carried out

Range of Variables

HVAC systems and associated equipment includes: circulating pumps, dampers, boilers, air compressors, refrigeration compressors, condensers, evaporators, chillers

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-18.01.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *HVAC systems*, their applications and operation	identify terminology associated with *HVAC systems, controls and associated equipment*
		identify types of *HVAC systems* and describe their characteristics and applications
		interpret information pertaining to *HVAC systems* found on drawings, specifications and nameplates
		interpret codes, standards and regulations pertaining to the electrical components of *HVAC systems*
C-18.01.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to connect *HVAC systems and* *associated equipment*	identify considerations and requirements for connecting *HVAC systems and associated equipment*
		describe the procedures used to connect *HVAC systems and* *associated equipment*

Range of Variables

HVAC systems and associated equipment includes: circulating pumps, dampers, boilers, air compressors, refrigeration compressors, condensers, evaporators, chillers

C-18.02 Installs HVAC controls

Essential Skills

Reading, Working with Others, Numeracy

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-18.02.01P	determine circuitry and load requirements	calculations are completed based on the voltage and amperage requirements, specifications and CEC requirements
C-18.02.02P	install control circuit wiring	control circuit wiring conductors are installed without damage to insulation, without stress and the circuit conductors are identified, selected and installed according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-18.02.03P	assemble and install *control components*	*control components* are assembled and installed according to CEC requirements and manufacturers’ specifications
C-18.02.04P	terminate conductors	cables and conductors are terminated and torqued according to drawings, manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-18.02.05P	program and test HVAC controls	program is verified by operation of the HVAC controls according to specifications, company and client requirements, AHJ and commissioning procedures
C-18.02.06P	document test results	test results are documented
C-18.02.07P	determine requirements for isolation and removal of existing HVAC controls when performing an upgrade	removal requirements are determined according to environmental regulations, company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-18.02.08P	update documentation	documentation is updated to reflect changes carried out

Range of Variables

control components include: time clocks, relays, thermostats, sensors, actuators, electrical interlocks, multiple function controllers, VFDs, discrete and analog devices

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-18.02.01L	demonstrate knowledge of types of HVAC *control components,* their applications and operation	identify types of HVAC *control components* and describe their characteristics and applications
		interpret information pertaining to HVAC *control components* found on drawings and specifications
		interpret codes and regulations pertaining to HVAC *control components*
C-18.02.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to install or replace, connect and test HVAC *control components*	identify the considerations and requirements for removal of HVAC *control components*
		identify considerations and requirements for selecting HVAC *control components*
		describe the procedures used to isolate and remove HVAC *control components*
		describe the procedures used to install HVAC *control components*
		describe the procedures used to connect HVAC *control components*
		describe the procedures used to test HVAC *control components*

Range of Variables

control components include: time clocks, relays, sensors, thermostats, actuators, electrical interlocks, multiple function controllers, variable frequency drive (VFD), discrete and analog devices

C-18.03 Maintains HVAC electrical components

Essential Skills

Reading, Working with Others, Oral Communication

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-18.03.01P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to verify operation of the *electrical components*	*electrical components* are verified according to manufacturers’ specifications and operational requirements
C-18.03.02P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to determine source of malfunction	source of malfunction is identified based on inspection and *diagnostic and test equipment* results
C-18.03.03P	identify and remove defective *electrical components*	defective *electrical* *component* is removed without damage to system or other components
C-18.03.04P	repair malfunctioning *electrical components*	repaired *electrical components* and equipment are operational
C-18.03.05P	select replacement *electrical components*	replacement *electrical components* are selected according to manufacturers’ specifications and to match the application
C-18.03.06P	install replacement *electrical components* and reprogram	*electrical components* are installed with minimal disruptions and interruptions and are reprogrammed to the parameters prior to replacement
C-18.03.07P	conduct tests of *electrical components* after repair	*electrical components* are connected and function according to manufacturers’, company and client specifications and the system operation is verified
C-18.03.08P	document tests in maintenance schedule	operational problems are identified in maintenance schedule data

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections, vibration analysis

diagnostic and test equipment includes: multimeters, clamp-on ammeters, thermographic imaging devices, non-contact temperature sensor, vibration sensor and analyser

electrical components include: motor, thermostat, pressure switch, temperature switch, flow switch, level switch, VFDs, discrete and analog sensors

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-18.03.01L	demonstrate knowledge of the complete *HVAC system* and *controls* and the individual *electrical components*	identify terminology associated with *HVAC system* and *controls* and the individual *electrical components*
		identify types of *HVAC systems and controls* and describe their characteristics, applications and operation
C-18.03.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the interaction between the individual *electrical components* and their effect on the *HVAC system*	identify how the operation or failure of an individual component impacts other components or the complete system
C-18.03.03L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to maintain HVAC *electrical components*	describe the procedures used to troubleshoot faults in *electrical components*
		describe the procedures used to repair and replace *electrical components*
		describe the procedures used to adjust and reprogram *electrical components*
		describe the procedures used to verify operation of the repaired *electrical components*

Range of Variables

HVAC systems and associated equipment include: circulating pumps, dampers, boilers, air compressors, refrigeration compressors, condensers, evaporators, chillers

electrical components include: motor, thermostat, pressure switch, temperature switch, flow switch, level switch, VFDs, discrete and analog sensors

Task C-19 Installs and maintains electric heating systems and controls

Task Descriptor

Electric heating systems and their associated control devices are sized, installed and connected by Industrial electricians.

Industrial electricians maintain electric heating systems and their associated controls by performing inspections, troubleshooting, diagnosing faults, and repairing them. They also perform maintenance to ensure electric heating systems and their associated control devices are in operating condition.

For the purpose of this standard, “install” includes both new installations and upgrading of systems by removing and replacing components.

For the purpose of this standard, “maintain” includes inspection, preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing activities.

C-19.01 Installs electric heating systems and controls

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Document Use, Thinking

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-19.01.01P	determine type of *electric heating system,* and type and ratings of *controls* required	type of *electric heating system* is selected to match the application and type and rating of *controls* is selected to meet system requirements
C-19.01.02P	determine size of *electric heating system* required using *heat loss calculations*	size of *electric heating system* is selected to match the application and according to the AHJ
C-19.01.03P	calculate demand load	calculations are completed according to CEC requirements and AHJ
C-19.01.04P	determine branch circuit requirements	branch circuit requirements are determined according to CEC requirements and AHJ
C-19.01.05P	determine installation location for heating device	heating device locations are determined considering CEC requirements, manufacturers’ specifications, company and client requirements, and AHJ
C-19.01.06P	select feeder and/or branch circuit wiring	feeder and/or branch circuit wiring is selected according to CEC requirements, drawings, specifications, and company and client requirements
C-19.01.07P	install feeder and/or branch circuit wiring	feeder and/or branch circuit wiring conductors are installed without damage to insulation, without stress and the circuit conductors are identified, selected and installed according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-19.01.08P	install electrical heating device	heating device is installed according to CEC requirements and manufacturers’ specifications
C-19.01.09P	install *controls*	heating controls are installed based on existing systems and according to CEC requirements and manufacturers’ specifications
C-19.01.10P	terminate conductors	cables and conductors are terminated according to drawings, manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-19.01.11P	test operation	operation is verified by testing the circuit voltage, amperage and controls
C-19.01.12P	determine requirements for removal of *electric heating systems* and *controls*	removal requirements are determined according to environmental regulations, company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-19.01.13P	remove existing *electric heating systems* and *controls*	*electric heating systems* and *controls* are removed and remaining installations are left in a safe and secure state
C-19.01.14P	update documentation	documentation is updated to reflect changes carried out

Range of Variables

electric heating systems include: electric tanks and boiler, convection heaters, radiant heaters, heat tracing cables, heating cable sets, forced air unit heater, induction heaters and other industrial heaters

controls include: line voltage thermostats, low voltage thermostats, low voltage relays, temperature limit switches, temperature digital controllers

heat loss calculations include: volume of space being heated, thermal properties of surrounding structure, inside design temperature, outside design temperature

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-19.01.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *electric heating systems* and *controls*, their applications and operation	identify terminology associated with *electric heating systems* and *controls*
		identify types of *electric heating systems* and describe their applications and operation
		identify types of electric heating *controls* and describe their applications and operation
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to sizing and installing *electric heating systems* and *controls*
C-19.01.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to remove and install *electric heating systems* and *controls*	identify the considerations and requirements for the removal of *electric heating systems* and *controls* including safety and loss of heating capacity
		identify the considerations and requirements for selecting *electric heating systems* and *controls* and their components including existing controls and systems, service capacity, and heating application
		describe the procedures used to *calculate heat loss*
		describe the procedures to remove *electric heating systems* and *controls*
		describe the procedures used to install *electric heating systems* and *controls*

Range of Variables

controls include: line voltage thermostats, low voltage thermostats, low voltage relays, temperature limit switches, temperature digital controllers

heat loss calculations include: volume of space being heated, thermal properties of surrounding structure, inside design temperature, outside design temperature

C-19.02 Maintains electric heating systems and controls

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Digital Technology

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-19.02.01P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to verify operation of the system	equipment operation is verified according to manufacturers’ specifications and operational requirements
C-19.02.02P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to determine source of malfunction	source of malfunction is identified based on inspection and *diagnostic and test equipment* results
C-19.02.03P	identify and remove defective *electric heating system* components	defective component is removed without damage to system or other components
C-19.02.04P	select replacement components	replacement components are selected according to manufacturers’ specifications and to match the application
C-19.02.05P	install replacement components	components are installed with minimal disruptions and interruptions according to manufacturers' specifications
C-19.02.06P	conduct tests of *electric heating systems* and *controls* after repair	*electric heating systems* and *controls* are connected and functioning according to manufacturers’, company and client specifications and the system operation is verified
C-19.02.07P	clean and adjust components	*electric heating systems* and *controls* components are restored to operating conditions
C-19.02.08P	update maintenance log	maintenance log is updated to reflect tasks performed

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections

diagnostic and test equipment includes: multimeters, non-contact temperature sensors

controls include: line voltage thermostats, low voltage thermostats, low voltage relays, temperature limit switches, temperature digital controllers

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-19.02.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *electric heating systems* and *controls*	identify terminology associated with *electric heating systems* and *controls*
		identify types of *electric heating systems* and *controls* and their components and describe their characteristics, applications and operation
		describe the operation of the *electric heating system and controls*
C-19.02.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to maintain *electric heating systems* and *controls*	describe the procedures used to troubleshoot faults in *electric heating systems* and *controls*
		describe the procedures used to repair or replace *electric heating systems* and *controls*
		describe the procedures used to verify the operation of repaired *electrical heating systems* and *controls*

Range of Variables

controls include: line voltage thermostats, low voltage thermostats, low voltage relays, temperature limit switches, temperature digital controllers

Task C-20 Installs and maintains exit and emergency lighting systems

Task Descriptor

Exit and emergency lighting systems are used to facilitate safe egress from buildings during emergency situations. The systems can be powered by back-up power supplies such as batteries or stand-by generators. The required size and placement are determined by AHJ and building codes. Industrial electricians install and maintain exit and emergency lighting systems.

Industrial electricians maintain exit and emergency lighting systems by performing inspections, troubleshooting, diagnosing faults, and repairing them. They also perform maintenance to ensure exit and emergency lighting systems are in operating condition. They also record all inspection and maintenance results according to AHJ.

For the purpose of this standard, “install” includes both new installations and upgrading of systems by removing and replacing components.

For the purpose of this standard, “maintain” includes inspection, preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing activities.

C-20.01 Installs exit and emergency lighting systems

Essential Skills

Document Use, Reading, Numeracy

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-20.01.01P	determine type, size and capacity of *exit and emergency* *lighting* *system* required and the associated installation requirements	type, size and capacity of *exit and emergency lighting* *system* is selected for the application according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-20.01.02P	calculate connected load and determine branch circuit requirements and standby energy source	calculations are completed according to CEC requirements and AHJ with consideration of voltage drop
C-20.01.03P	determine installation location for *exit and emergency lighting system*	exit and emergency lighting system locations are determined according to drawings and specifications, and AHJ and NBC requirements
C-20.01.04P	select branch circuit wiring	branch circuit wiring is selected according to CEC requirements, drawings, specifications, and company and client requirements
C-20.01.05P	install branch circuit wiring	branch circuit wiring conductors are installed without damage to insulation, without stress and the circuit conductors are identified, selected and installed according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-20.01.06P	install exit and emergency lighting devices	exit and emergency lighting devices are installed according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-20.01.07P	terminate conductors	cables and conductors are terminated according to drawings, manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-20.01.08P	test operation	operation is confirmed by testing the circuit for specified voltage, lighting levels and duration of operation
C-20.01.09P	complete documentation	test results are documented according to CEC requirements and AHJ
C-20.01.10P	determine requirements for removal of *exit and emergency lighting system*	removal requirements are determined according to environmental regulations, company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-20.01.11P	remove and dispose of existing *exit and emergency lighting* *system* and update documentation	*exit and emergency lighting system* is removed and disposed of according to jurisdictional and federal legislation, and waste disposal requirements
C-20.01.12P	update documentation	documentation is updated to reflect changes carried out

Range of Variables

exit and emergency lighting systems include: unit equipment, normal and standby (emergency) powered, remote lighting units and associated wiring components and circuits

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-20.01.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *exit and emergency lighting systems*, their applications and operation	identify terminology associated with *exit and emergency lighting* *systems*
		identify types of *exit and emergency lighting* *systems* and describe their applications and operation
		interpret information pertaining to *exit and emergency lighting* *systems* found on drawings and specifications
		identify exit and emergency lighting components and describe their characteristics and applications
		interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to *exit and emergency lighting systems*
C-20.01.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to remove and install *exit and emergency lighting* *systems* and their components	identify the considerations, calculations and requirements for selecting *exit and emergency lighting systems* and their components
		describe the procedures to remove *exit and emergency lighting* *systems* and their components
		describe the procedure used to install *exit and emergency lighting systems* and their components
		describe the procedures used to test *exit and emergency lighting systems* and their components and complete the documentation
		identify the considerations and requirements for the removal and disposal of *exit and emergency lighting* *systems* and their components

Range of Variables

exit and emergency lighting systems include: unit equipment, normal and standby (emergency) powered, remote lighting units and associated wiring components and circuits

C-20.02 Maintains exit and emergency lighting systems

Essential Skills

Document Use, Thinking, Writing

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-20.02.01P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to verify operation of equipment	equipment operation is verified according to manufacturers’ specifications and operational requirements
C-20.02.02P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to determine source of malfunction	source of malfunction is identified based on *inspection* and *diagnostic and test equipment* results
C-20.02.03P	identify, remove and dispose of defective components of *exit and emergency lighting systems*	defective component is removed and disposed of according to jurisdictional and federal legislation, and waste disposal requirements
C-20.02.04P	repair malfunctioning components	repaired components are operational
C-20.02.05P	select replacement components	replacement components (OEM replacement when mandated) match the application
C-20.02.06P	install replacement components	components are installed with minimal disruptions and interruptions according to manufacturers' specifications
C-20.02.07P	conduct tests of *exit and emergency lighting system* after repair or component replacement	*exit and emergency lighting system* are connected and functioning according to manufacturers’, company and client specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ and the system operation is verified
C-20.02.08P	document tests in maintenance schedule	operational problems are identified in maintenance schedule data

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections

diagnostic and test equipment includes: multimeter, lumen meters

inspections include: sensory inspections, physical condition, location

exit and emergency lighting systems include: unit equipment, normal and standby (emergency) powered, remote lighting unit, associated wiring components and circuits

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-20.02.01L	demonstrate knowledge of *exit and emergency lighting systems*, their applications and operation	identify terminology associated with *exit and emergency lighting* *systems*
		identify types of *exit and emergency lighting systems* and describe their applications and operation
		identify exit and emergency lighting system components and describe their applications and operation
C-20.02.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to maintain *exit and emergency lighting systems*	describe the procedures used to maintain *exit and emergency lighting systems* and their components
		describe the requirements to record and document test results

Range of Variables

exit and emergency lighting systems include: unit equipment, normal and standby (emergency) powered, remote lighting units and associated wiring components and circuits

Task C-21 Installs and maintains cathodic protection systems

Task Descriptor

Cathodic protection systems refer to impressed DC current cathodic protection systems that introduce an electrical current onto a tank, pipe or structure to limit corrosion and oxidization. Industrial electricians install these systems in various environments according to specifications.

Industrial electricians maintain cathodic protection systems by performing visual inspections, troubleshooting, diagnosing faults, and repairing them. They also perform maintenance to ensure cathodic systems are in operating condition.

For the purpose of this standard, “install” includes both new installations and upgrading of systems by removing and replacing components.

For the purpose of this standard, “maintain” includes inspection, preventative/predictive maintenance, troubleshooting, replacing and repairing activities.

C-21.01 Installs cathodic protection systems

Essential Skills

Working with Others, Document Use, Reading

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-21.01.01P	determine installation location for **cathodic protection system components**	*cathodic protection system* *components* installations are determined considering manufacturers’ specifications, company and client requirements, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-21.01.02P	select branch circuit wiring	branch circuit wiring is selected according to manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-21.01.03P	install branch circuit wiring	branch circuit wiring conductors are installed without damage to insulation, without stress and the circuit conductors are identified, selected and installed according to drawings, specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ
C-21.01.04P	install **cathodic protection system components**	*cathodic protection system* *components* are installed according to manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements and AHJ
C-21.01.05P	terminate conductors	cables and conductors are terminated according to drawings, manufacturers’ specifications and CEC requirements
C-21.01.06P	test operation	operation is confirmed by testing the circuit for specified requirements according to manufacturers’ specifications
C-21.01.07P	determine requirements for removal of **cathodic protection system components**	removal requirements are determined according to environmental regulations, company and client requirements and considering the impact removal will have on the facility
C-21.01.08P	remove existing *cathodic protection systems components* and	*cathodic protection system components* are removed and disposed of according to jurisdictional and federal legislation, and waste disposal requirements
C-21.01.09P	update documentation	documentation is updated to reflect changes carried out

Range of Variables

cathodic protection system components include: AC supply, disconnect, rectifiers, associated DC wiring, sacrificial anode, metering, indicators, remote reference points, tap settings in rectifier enclosure, insulation kits, breaker, cabling

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-21.01.01L	demonstrate knowledge of cathodic protection systems, their applications and operation	identify terminology associated with cathodic protection systems
		identify types of cathodic protection systems, and describe their characteristics, applications and operation
		identify cathodic protection systems and their *components* and describe their characteristics, applications and operation
		interpret information pertaining to cathodic protection systems found on drawings and specifications
		interpret codes and regulations pertaining to cathodic protection systems
C-21.01.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to install, connect, and test cathodic protection systems	describe the procedures used to install cathodic protection systems and their *components*
		describe the procedures used to test cathodic protection systems and their *components*

Range of Variables

C-21.02 Maintains cathodic protection systems

Essential Skills

Document Use, Writing, Thinking

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	Skills
	Performance Criteria	Evidence of Attainment
C-21.02.01P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to verify operation of equipment	equipment operation is verified according to manufacturers’ specifications and AHJ
C-21.02.02P	conduct *field assessments* using *diagnostic and test equipment* to determine source of malfunction	source of malfunction is identified based on inspection and *diagnostic and test equipment* results
C-21.02.03P	identify and remove defective *cathodic protection system components*	defective *cathodic protection system components* are removed and disposed of according to jurisdictional and federal legislation, and waste disposal requirements
C-21.02.04P	repair malfunctioning *cathodic protection system components*	repaired *cathodic protection system components* are operational
C-21.02.05P	select replacement *cathodic protection system components*	replacement *cathodic protection system components* (OEM replacement when mandated) match the application
C-21.02.06P	install replacement *cathodic protection system components*	*cathodic protection system components* are installed according to manufacturers’ specifications and AHJ
C-21.02.07P	conduct tests of *cathodic protection system components* after repair	*cathodic protection system components* are connected and functioning according to manufacturers’, company and client specifications, CEC requirements and AHJ and the system operation is verified
C-21.02.08P	document test results in maintenance document	operational problems are identified in maintenance schedule data

Range of Variables

field assessments include: sensory and technical inspections

diagnostic and test equipment includes: multimeter

cathodic protection system components include: AC supply, disconnect, rectifiers, associated DC wiring, sacrificial anode, metering, indicators, remote reference points, tap settings in rectifier enclosure, insulation kits, breaker, cabling

	Knowledge
	Learning Outcomes	Learning Objectives
C-21.02.01L	demonstrate knowledge of cathodic protection systems, their applications and operation	identify terminology associated with cathodic protection systems
		identify types of cathodic protection systems and *components* and describe their applications and operation
C-21.02.02L	demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to maintain cathodic protection systems	describe the procedures used to maintain cathodic protection systems

Range of Variables

Date modified:: 2016-12-20